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- The Benefits of Drones, Police on Pinterest, and a Successful IT Consolidation
- News you should know about government and technology.
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- 6 Ways States Are Addressing the Doctor Shortage
- States are trying to ensure there will be enough health professionals to provide care to the millions expected to get insurance next year under Obamacare.
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- When Colleges Create Their Own DREAM Acts
- As granting in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants becomes more popular, some universities aren't waiting for the green light from state lawmakers to do it.
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- Why Kentucky's Pension Reform Has Some Governments Yawning
- Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear calls its pension reform “a good solution to a thorny problem." But the state’s local governments are far less impressed.
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- Indianapolis Building First Empty-Ballpark Apartments
- Communities struggle with what to do with stadiums once sports teams leave. Indianapolis is converting its historic minor league ballpark into apartments.
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- Stockton Bankruptcy Sets Stage for Pension Battle
- Some say the ruling in Stockton, Calif.'s case could lead to a U.S. Supreme Court decision on how bankrupt cities deal with their pension liabilities.
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- States Choose Managed Care for Medicare, Medicaid
- California is the latest state to join a national movement to coordinate care for people who qualify for both public health insurance programs.
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- Latest Move in School Safety? A Panic Button.
- Not all emergencies give people the time or ability to call 911. One Georgia city has installed panic buttons in all of its schools, and similar plans have been introduced in California and New Jersey.
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- The Trouble with GASB
- In the world of public finance, a long-running debate over what’s included in state and local financial statements is reaching new heights.
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